De Virgilius a Vergilius. Poliziano y la bibliografía de Antonio de Nebrija
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https://doi.org/10.3989/rfe.2007.v87.i1.26Keywords:
Antonio de Nebrija, Angelo Poliziano, Virgilius, Vergilius, Humanist orthography, Nebrija’s Bibliography, Commentum ad In Ianum, Pietro Mártir d’AnghieraAbstract
On the ground of an wide sampling of Antonio de Nebrija’s works, this article studies the use by Nebrija of the form Vergilius (and Vergilio in Castilian), that from 1495 onwards comes to replace Virgilius-Virgilio by the influence of Angelo Poliziano. The analysis of this orthographic change allows to formulate some bibliographic hypothesis. Specially, the article reflects on the editorial process of some works, and questions if the Commentum to the poem In Ianum by Pietro Mártir d’Anghiera is actually written by Nebrija.
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